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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Sassy Girl Triangle Shawl

So I know what you're thinking. WHAT??? ANOTHER free pattern this month?!!! I know!!! Awesome right? I actually worked up the Sassy Girl Triangle Shawl in the car when my husband was able to go with me to run errands this month. A 40 min drive to and from town is such wasted crochet time! I have been wanting to design a shawl for a long time I love layers in spring and fall, easy to take off if it warms up or put on if it gets chilly. Plus, because it is a shawl you can make it as big or small as you want and you don't really have to worry about gauge so much. I was able to let both of my adorable girls model the same shawl for you because it is so versatile!Why "Sassy Girl Triangle Shawl" you ask? There's not a whole lot that's sassy about stripes. Well when I was taking quick pics for my testers so that they could see what it looked like I got this face:

Then when I took pics for realsies outside I got the same face again! {This shot. ^} Look, even her sister thinks she's hilarious! ;) One of my testers said I should name it the "Sassy Shawl" because of that face. She was right. It was way too perfect. Especially since it happened again without me prompting her so Sassy Girl Triangle Shawl it is!

Sassy Girl Triangle
Shawl

This pattern has been sold to All Free Crochet. You can find the pattern HERE.

18 comments:

Thanks so much Breeanna for this great pattern and your generosity in offering it as free. As soon as I get caught up with a bunch of Wip's I intend on making this, especially for camping season.....gets cold in Ireland even in the summer so layers are great. Love your cute little models - so sweet and definitely a sassy look.Jennifer x

Thanks for sharing this very cute pattern! I'm making three shawls for the neighbor girls using dark, warm pink as the main color in all three. I have a question -- I crocheted row 5 & came up with 30 DC (not 35) -- but if row 5 is 35 DC (or in my case 30), how can row 6 be 23 DC? I'm confused. Help!

You need to have 35. Make sure that you have a dc in each ch 1 sp and that you are counting the ch 4's as a ch 1 sp and a dc. Please read all the notes. I have included them to help with this. This is the area that some of my testers got off as well. Row 6 has less dcs because you go back to the dc, ch 1 pattern so there are less dcs then row 5 because row 5 is worked with straight dcs all the way across. Let me know if you have more questions. I hope they turn out lovely!!!